Scheffler hunts despite 'absurd' pins at PGA Championship halfway point

At Aronimink Golf Club, the PGA Championship has become less a contest between men and more a reckoning between human precision and a course designed to expose its limits. Scottie Scheffler, the world's finest ball-striker, emerged from two rounds frustrated but unbroken, having called the pin placements the hardest he has ever faced — a rare admission that speaks not to weakness but to the severity of what the game sometimes asks of those who play it best. McNealy and Smalley hold the lead at the halfway point, but the tournament remains unresolved, a reminder that in golf as in life, enduran